The evening world. Newspaper, November 17, 1913, Page 11

HARVARD'S Houghton end Ors Others Who Were le Tell Crimson Players What Must Be Done to Whip Elis. (Special to The Evening World.) GAMBRIDGE, Mass, 1.—Percy Maughton will take his Crimson young- @ere on to his oficial knee this after- fedn and recite to them beautiful fairy @teries about the dandy scrap between the guardians of the bis ferocious Yale the protect..4 of the inceton Ju cat which teok piace in the New Haven wilds jast And while his loyal sons will @rivk in his every word with wide pened eyes he will caution them against that Harvard man-eating blue thorough- bred with a warning “He'll catch you § you don’t watch out!” Wor the day is not far distant when that self same canine will smell his way fmto the Harvard back yard and with @Rarpened fanks and deep set claws try —_—— sibel a YALE WATCHING at New Haven Last Week Will |*: jy face in the Stadium next Saturday. BACKS to chew up the Crimson éribe into @ ness, h Haughton witnessed the Yale team in action for the first time aturday. Accompanying him on Bis rVaslon Quaterback Mal Logan | and tre Wallie Trumbull. Other ‘d scouts were scattered througn ig crowd joting down to a minute hicety the strength and weaknesses of the team of players they will be called wilt meet tc Hotel title naeqiently the appearance of the nN Harvard’ 8 Corps of Scouts DEMAREST PLAYS Compare Notes To-Day| \OPPE T0-NGHT FOR batk line billiard championship in the ENT | RD THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1913) 18.2 BILLIARD PRIZE o Hoppe and Calvin Demarest onight in @ match for the 182 Astor, Hoppe has heid the time and his young Crimson stars and acouts this afternoon will be of the greatest importance when statistics can be compared and players Chicago challenger hopes to wrest the Dilliand honors at the 18.2 game from the equally young champion. on the team advised of whe to look for trouble in the Yale squadron and| The I how to make trouble for the Blue vaders, ery man who wears a@ crimson jer- sey In expected to toc the scratch to-day in good condition. This te a great ¢ri- bute to the foresight and sagacity of at the Trainer “Pooch” Donavan, who for ak threo years has successfully weathered h's men through campaigns when they | Hoppe seomed at different times on the verge of staleness, Coach Sprague is going to redoubia) George his efforts to get Eddie Mahan into topnotch condition fn punting this week, Mahan's boots averaged about forty yerds and were reat relief after the poor kicking Hardwick has been dbing this fall. run of Marde. Owbe and Charles Murphy of Tammany Ball i 6 a iporting Editor: Did Jack Johnson fight Jim Flynn @ter he fought Jeffries, and how much @ Guaranteed, win, lose or draw? W. ACKERMAN. Gehnscn met Flynn at Las Vogue on 4, 1918, and the latter was so that the bout was stopped ‘th round. Johnson was guar- $90,000 for bis end, which he Sporting Editor: Yank Kenney ever knocked out amateur on the stage of the Street Theatre, Buffalo, and by au ~ ‘Me was put ont by John BR Monyhan, @ Jamestown boxer, was @ member of the Oakdale foot- team. Monyhan got up from a Seat in the theatre, walked to the as ® volunteer, stripped to the put Kenney away for the iff itt He fou Want 0 yee ty wv. Gporting Editor: n Let me know if Charles Murphy of the To the Sporting Kditor: Do 6 queens and § kings make 10 or 280 in auction pinochte? STEWART JOHNSON. You will have to decide your own Question. It all depends what style of ame you are playing. 2£ it is straight auction pinochle the count is 140; if it is the round robis game the count is 280. Wow, which did you play? To the Bporting Editor: J had @ bet of 100 to 60 on @ football game which resulted in @ tie. The other man said that the money should be split. I say that each man should get the money back he put up. How about it? 8AM RIA. In case of @ tle all money must be Given back. To the Sporting Editor: Was George Kirkwood of St. Louis looked upon as a first rater when he fought Kilbane in this olty? R. L. 3. He wae not considered any better than @ second or third rater. ‘The ree- oon is this: he never fought enough food men to entitle him to be reas: nised as a high-class maa, To the Sporting Edit A bets there is a middleweight cham- pion of boxera; B saya nix. How about it? L. DAMASZEK, CHIC pi in- | {Nn & championship match, April 11, 1913, score of 600 ty lead of only 8 points when he got a favorable break and ran rune. In games at Thum's with Harry P. Cline, Ledyard Blake, the amateur; averaged from 17 to 6, and scored one has not played eo well, HH aed as low na 16 and as high as 444-9. He has, however, played beautiful bil- foclation an wil jast time these experts competed Hotel Astor, Hoppe won by « 40. The winner had « the 52 he ing for the pending match has made the dest averages and Moore and Frank Barton he haa @4. At Maurice Daly's Demarest has a CALVIN RETAMEIST Minors to Play ‘“‘Round Robin’’ Series in 1914 SAGO, Nov, 17—The American As: the International League ‘ound robin" series among aya ‘There is no middleweight champion at present, but George Chip’s recent and inside of two round The de- of the heralded Irish champion witnessed by V Victory Over Bill er Pil ais Gave Him British Empire’s Title. Jack Lester, the heavyweight that Tommy Burns brought to the front and at one time called the most promising ‘White Hope in the land, is in town, Jaok 1s quite different from most boxers fasemuch as he 's without a manager @nd doesn't care whether he fights to morrow or next year. He claims that he has ail Kinds of reaj estate in Taft, Cal., where he now makes his home, “That 1s the most wide open town in America,” said Lester to-day. ‘The @ambling games are running night and day and tho fellows cut there are the whet sports you'd want to meet, Be- eides having lots of property out there T own one-thint interest in the fi nt nd I would have drawn ) had not there been of confusion over the bleachers bi ing. That Langford is sure some punch- I had him out when he put way solar plexus tha over the punch to outclass us every time they start, Som how or other they see! —Brute ANN ARBOR, tus, right tackle for Mich head as well as his against Pennsylvania > fJured knee made it doultt tay through the entire ba goon discovered that the Q eware of his weakness by fartty with which they sp) lege. In the second half Pov om to the fic Wandage. Time after “ oa the knee, Pontius just smiled an led to get his man in th formation. He had put the visible | age on the wrong knev > ving Day Golf, + plan te to have a hundred and twenty ‘draw lots for match play, Steen ot of each contest to win & Lester, Latest White Hope in Town, Looks Like Goods ed up to the made me take bd one, Boor My seconds threw up he apo! ren ‘hina of glad that they don't lel the colored fellows meet the white box- here, as I think the black men can to hit harder than we do, I'l! meet any white man MICHIGAN PLAYER DECEIVED THE QUAKERS. Pon- Turkey competitions will be’ held at gothe of the links !n the metropolitan district Thanksgiving Day. This style of play will be more popular in the ‘West, where on most oevasions the knockout over Frank Klaus gives him @ stronger claim to the title thas any- body aise, in the business in New York end I am confident I can beat them all.” Lester looks a good deal like Jim Flynn, He 1s a rather squatty built Hee welghing two hundred pounds and dei 6 feet § inches in height. He isa flashy dresser and wears his watch and chain in the front pocket of his coat Mike the usual Western fighter, After Burne brought Lester out he took him to Australia, where the latter made quite @ reputation. His greatest victory was when lie defeated BH Lang in a twenty-round bout for the cham- plonship of the British Empire, To~lay he sports a diamond-studded watoh which his friends in the Antipodes re- gant him, Lestor rounds, but lot the decision. roundn, Since returning to this country Les- Alex. Greggains; fleld; won a twent. knocked out t no regrets, at charm aa a token of the esteem in iso fought Sam McVey twenty He was also knocked out by McVey in nine ter has won a twenty-round decision from Jaok Hempel, who 18 ‘managed by won a twenty-round decision over Charlie Horn at Bakers- round decision from Bt dee \ 1014 Kenneth, who holds an elght-round arena where Langford and 1 receuly | oe cout over Al Kautman to his oredit; Mark O'Donnell_at Tatt| in eleven rounds and stopped Young Al| ak. | Kautman in nine round BLACK & WHITE the sixteen clubs, according to Mr. Chiv- ington, president of the former organ- ization, who is just back from the minor league convention at Columbus, Mr, Chivington talked over the pro- posed tournament with the magnates of meeting, and said that all the clubs ex- cept Rochester, which was not repre- sented, declared in favor of it. Mr. Barrows, president of the Internation- al League, approved the scheme, and at the winter meeting of his league will appoint a committes, It is expec confer with a committee from the A: sociation regarding details of the almost five hiun- red golf courses, one or two of them ‘deing in the waste country beyond [al- Universally Used Fon cls ity years as a keen for many a dish, LEA«PERRINS’ SAUCE (HE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE aids sent to the nt of Fis faica the enjorment.o bd An Appetizer Sold by Grocers Everywhere Scotch Whisky Black and White is always light, mild and pleasing— | A fine clean Scotch with That is why so many men prefer it. | ALEX.0 [SH AW/) eco ny ~~ a the Eastern circult who were at the | Young Billiard Champions Who Meet To-Night for Title larat. & NEWS OF ALL BRANCHES OF SPORT Levinsky Comes Back Levingky, @he local Met heavyweight, signalize his retum to the ring on Saturday niet by knocking out Soldier Hackus, the Hrooklyn heavy. weeht, in the ninth sound of @ ten- round bout at the Shadkey A. C. show. Rattiing Levinaky had all the twtter of the con-| test from the moment dhe battie star untti he finally put ower u Backus'a chin whioh put ht With Victory| PCTS - whew EDITED BY chided nt EDGREN LYRIC THEATRE 42d St. Weat of Broadway. ‘OURSELVES’ 18 vets: |} A GRIPPING PLA New Play ©** |! Makes a Forceful Plea for an Scores 10@0 Equal Standard of Morality for Men and Women. ‘The results of the atar bouts at ‘cree r urday might were other shows held on as follows The sound of the drive: against the lively little “gutty” around the world. outpointed Frankie Conifrey, having the better of sight rounds of the ten which they fousht. At the Atlantic Garden A. C. Benny Leonean! had no trouble in defeating Sheppard in thelr ¢en-round sorap, A. C. of South Rrook- yy outpointed Tim Logan ting ten-found contest At the Brown Gymnasium A. A. Bert Stanley, the Milwaukee fighter, won his pevond ‘battle in this alty by defeating Jack Hansen of Pngiand in a ten-round bout. Stanley punishel Hansen severe!; ——— RAIN HALTS RACES ON HARLEM SPEEDWAY. ‘The eeventh matinee of the Road Drivers’ Association of New York, eched- uled yesterday on Harlem Speedway, was postponed until Wednesday on ac count of rain. Oakland Boy, owned by J. A. Murphy, and Nathan Straus's bay gelding Denver Boy will meet on Wednesday. After an absence of a year, AR Miller will have his bay stallion Ron Voyage, who has been racing at Van- couver, B. C., give exhibitions of his apeed. The following week Bon Voyage will be put under the hammer at Madi- son Square Garten. Sports at Weat aid M. ©. A. Roxing, fencing and wrote, have become eo popular at West Bide Young Men's Christian Association, West Fitty- seventh street, that a special room on the fifth floor has been equipped for nd is used exclusively for FISHER, OF DODGERS, RELEASED TO TORONTO. It was reported from Toronto fast night that James F McCaffrey, owner of the Maple Leafs, has purch release of Lob F + the shortstop, from the Krooklyn club, None of the oMclals of the Brooklyn cluy could be located last night to confirm the story of the deal, but the news of F release did not come aa a surprise, Joined the Dodgers these sport them. ‘Fisher did not fleld his position enough to suit BI Dahlen, and it bean understood for some time tha would be let out. HH In the summer of 1 club of the i | I } § , coming from the International nose | is heard | Newark i League, At the Fairmont A. ©. 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